What will be the next big industry move?

[Oilacris]

They're curious and explorers so that will really make them try the new trend if it ever comes.
Upon the purchase of any gadget that requires them to get involved in the metaverse, they'll really mind having that if it's required. But there can be also another improvement soon that there will be no more need of that and that's going to get more attention and you're just in front of your screen wearing those headsets walking through the metaverse in the casino.  

Today's generation of young people is very curious, especially when it comes to new technology that sounds foreign to them. They can spend hours trying to understand how the system works and if they are really interested in the new thing, they will dig into it until they really understand it. Young people now also seem to have their own money to buy the tools needed to use VR games so maybe some have started to own and use them. If this is going to be some new trend among the youngsters but if it is in a casino, it may need further development to attract gamblers to use it. But sooner or later, if it is booming, gamblers will surely become curious and want to try it too.

Definitely.
That's the reason why there is more interest from the new gen of gamblers because they're the ones that can easily understand the underlying technology that can be adopted soon by casinos.
They'll make the sound louder if it's worth it to try and that's likely due to the new experience that they'd like to have. So spending if it's required, won't matter much to them.

Spending would be always a part because you wouldnt gain up experience and said words about it if you wont spend which means it is really just part of the process and its true that new gen

of gamblers are the ones who would most likely dealt off on something new into this market but of course older ones would easily adopt on whats new and decide whether they do switch up
or would stay into those old ones but same as mentioned that platforms would just basically make out some adjustments whenever they do see that demand and interest is high.

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[blockman]

Definitely.
That's the reason why there is more interest from the new gen of gamblers because they're the ones that can easily understand the underlying technology that can be adopted soon by casinos.
They'll make the sound louder if it's worth it to try and that's likely due to the new experience that they'd like to have. So spending if it's required, won't matter much to them.

Spending would be always a part because you wouldnt gain up experience and said words about it if you wont spend which means it is really just part of the process and its true that new gen

of gamblers are the ones who would most likely dealt off on something new into this market but of course older ones would easily adopt on whats new and decide whether they do switch up
or would stay into those old ones but same as mentioned that platforms would just basically make out some adjustments whenever they do see that demand and interest is high.

There can also be those old folks that would like to explore but I think that they would be wise on the extra money for buying equipment. They'll just gamble with that amount and just go traditionally.
That's the difference of the mindset of the older one and the new one not just in gambling but, in the aspect of spending especially these days.

[KTChampions]

If other people don't care about your personal data, then what does it matter if they obtain it? Other people have stated that they do not want their personal information obtained. This is the biggest debate of all time. I believe that as technology advances, we will be forced to divulge more and more of our personal information to third parties. This is similar to the situation in China, where all of their citizens' personal information is collected and used for the greater good. No idea how they will handle our data with this, but I am hoping that they will use it for the betterment of the community.

It's pretty funny to read about totalitarian China, about which there is a lot of information about how people's rights are violated in the most shameless way.
The wording "greater good" raises no less questions. It's a slippery slope to start talking about such things as there will always be someone with a "correct" definition of the term who wants to violate someone's rights in the name of the "greater good/common good".

[Silberman]

It may seem odd now but people adapt very fast to those changes, if we were able to tell people 50 years ago that in the future most people on the street would be looking at a small device instead of looking ahead of them and that most social interactions will be done through that device they would have never believed us, but now look at us, that is the reality in which we are living, and I think VR is going to have an even bigger impact than the one we are seeing with smartphones today.

VR is now slowly spreading and the interest of people especially on gaming scene is now rising and if casino owners adopt this and implement this on their businesses then provably we can see this industry became more bigger and successful as many people want to play in different settings using VR or anything what can make them entertain.

VR technology is been here for a while but still the adoption isnt really just that on fast pace manner but we are seeing that this had been applied not only on gambling but also in medical industry as well.
Lets just wait until there would be sufficient time on where certain industries would enhance out the application of this one.It might not really be that high as of this moment but sooner or later
we would really be seeing that interest would really becomes even more higher.

Well it takes time for a technology to be adopted by the population, besides early attempts to create VR were very weak as the technology simply was not there yet, however it seems that things are now changing and many big businesses are decided to make this a reality, and if that is the case I will not be surprised if in just a decade or two having a VR device is as common as having a smartphone today, as people are not going to want to miss such an immersive experience if the costs of experiencing are on the low side.

[michellee]

They're curious and explorers so that will really make them try the new trend if it ever comes.
Upon the purchase of any gadget that requires them to get involved in the metaverse, they'll really mind having that if it's required. But there can be also another improvement soon that there will be no more need of that and that's going to get more attention and you're just in front of your screen wearing those headsets walking through the metaverse in the casino.  

Today's generation of young people is very curious, especially when it comes to new technology that sounds foreign to them. They can spend hours trying to understand how the system works and if they are really interested in the new thing, they will dig into it until they really understand it. Young people now also seem to have their own money to buy the tools needed to use VR games so maybe some have started to own and use them. If this is going to be some new trend among the youngsters but if it is in a casino, it may need further development to attract gamblers to use it. But sooner or later, if it is booming, gamblers will surely become curious and want to try it too.

Definitely.
That's the reason why there is more interest from the new gen of gamblers because they're the ones that can easily understand the underlying technology that can be adopted soon by casinos.
They'll make the sound louder if it's worth it to try and that's likely due to the new experience that they'd like to have. So spending if it's required, won't matter much to them.

And hopefully, they will know their limits in gambling. Even if they adopt the technology, they will not become addicted because it is very easy to become addicted to today's technological advancements. They have to pay attention to that because being addicted in this era may be even worse than the previous era, especially since they can almost obtain everything they want from the internet. If they could control themselves, they would be able to use the new technology well and it wouldn't have a bad impact on them.

[Uang_kartal]

And hopefully, they will know their limits in gambling. Even if they adopt the technology, they will not become addicted because it is very easy to become addicted to today's technological advancements. They have to pay attention to that because being addicted in this era may be even worse than the previous era, especially since they can almost obtain everything they want from the internet. If they could control themselves, they would be able to use the new technology well and it wouldn't have a bad impact on them.

right bro, the industry is a company that works with a team. I think about curiosity and addiction as you mentioned it is a technology that everyone needs, I think especially from income (earnings) it is only a bonus and there is no compulsion, developers will definitely work together to keep up with the times, they will know what will be launched in the future that can facilitate their projects to be published, and there is always new motivation for people to feel at home in a hobby, which they offer, what's more, I think any assumption is reasonable

[michellee]

And hopefully, they will know their limits in gambling. Even if they adopt the technology, they will not become addicted because it is very easy to become addicted to today's technological advancements. They have to pay attention to that because being addicted in this era may be even worse than the previous era, especially since they can almost obtain everything they want from the internet. If they could control themselves, they would be able to use the new technology well and it wouldn't have a bad impact on them.

right bro, the industry is a company that works with a team. I think about curiosity and addiction as you mentioned it is a technology that everyone needs, I think especially from income (earnings) it is only a bonus and there is no compulsion, developers will definitely work together to keep up with the times, they will know what will be launched in the future that can facilitate their projects to be published, and there is always new motivation for people to feel at home in a hobby, which they offer, what's more, I think any assumption is reasonable

As long as they can provide what users need and keep up with the times, I think it will provide a breakthrough or innovation in the industry so hopefully, there will be something different that they can offer their users. The existence of VR technology has given a glimmer of hope for the technology industry to develop products or even better technology. But curiosity and addiction will still be a problem for everyone if they can't manage their time using the technology well.

[JohnBitCo]

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You have listed practically all the evil corporations that collect users' personal data and use it at their own discretion. It seems to me that the world will increasingly move away from such centralized companies towards open source development and in my opinion that would be the best solution. Even if it is not as convenient to use, we won't have to worry about our data. I hope soon WEB 3 will be used everywhere.  

you have a point
I think we'll end up with a mix, with more people learning about the importance of privacy and taking care of their data
but also more people falling for the convenience trap and ending up giving even more information to third-parties...

If other people don't care about your personal data, then what does it matter if they obtain it? Other people have stated that they do not want their personal information obtained. This is the biggest debate of all time. I believe that as technology advances, we will be forced to divulge more and more of our personal information to third parties. This is similar to the situation in China, where all of their citizens' personal information is collected and used for the greater good. No idea how they will handle our data with this, but I am hoping that they will use it for the betterment of the community.

The key here is how they use and obtain personal data. for example: if they collect the information about their users, they must keep it safe and use only when the official authorities will have special permission to check the data for security reasons(such as money laundering and etc.) and the whole process must be transparent.

These days it is very difficult to safe gaurd our data. We have done KYC on many websites and if any of those companies is not of a good repute, they can sell or misuse our data.
Ofcourse, the purpose of collecting all this data is to stop the illegal means of actions and to use this data in case any mishap or security breach happen but oher than that it is the responisbilities of the companies to keep that data access very limited.

[traderethereum]

These days it is very difficult to safe gaurd our data. We have done KYC on many websites and if any of those companies is not of a good repute, they can sell or misuse our data.
Ofcourse, the purpose of collecting all this data is to stop the illegal means of actions and to use this data in case any mishap or security breach happen but oher than that it is the responisbilities of the companies to keep that data access very limited.

We should pay attention to this in doing KYC on many websites.
Even though the site looks fine, we have to stay vigilant and don't trust it too easily and always do multiple checks before sending KYC to their site.
But sites that already have a good reputation will not abuse our data because they know that it can lose their customers' trust, which means they can lose a lot of potential from their customers.
That's why reputable sites always try to keep their customer data confidential and stop illegal actions that might occur.

[mrongoz_imut]

These days it is very difficult to safe gaurd our data. We have done KYC on many websites and if any of those companies is not of a good repute, they can sell or misuse our data.
Ofcourse, the purpose of collecting all this data is to stop the illegal means of actions and to use this data in case any mishap or security breach happen but oher than that it is the responisbilities of the companies to keep that data access very limited.

This reason why have several gambling user why not agree with KYC passing on many websites and they think not guarantee with gambling platform keep existing forever and have chance with them for selling member KYC document. We learn from any exchange market have been close and what happen with member KYC document, keep safety or the owner will sell the member document for something bad. I hope with good reputation better not any KYC needed exactly about document ID is most important thing in our live.

[Peanutswar]

<...>

You have listed practically all the evil corporations that collect users' personal data and use it at their own discretion. It seems to me that the world will increasingly move away from such centralized companies towards open source development and in my opinion that would be the best solution. Even if it is not as convenient to use, we won't have to worry about our data. I hope soon WEB 3 will be used everywhere.  

you have a point
I think we'll end up with a mix, with more people learning about the importance of privacy and taking care of their data
but also more people falling for the convenience trap and ending up giving even more information to third-parties...

If other people don't care about your personal data, then what does it matter if they obtain it? Other people have stated that they do not want their personal information obtained. This is the biggest debate of all time. I believe that as technology advances, we will be forced to divulge more and more of our personal information to third parties. This is similar to the situation in China, where all of their citizens' personal information is collected and used for the greater good. No idea how they will handle our data with this, but I am hoping that they will use it for the betterment of the community.

The key here is how they use and obtain personal data. for example: if they collect the information about their users, they must keep it safe and use only when the official authorities will have special permission to check the data for security reasons(such as money laundering and etc.) and the whole process must be transparent.

These days it is very difficult to safe gaurd our data. We have done KYC on many websites and if any of those companies is not of a good repute, they can sell or misuse our data.
Ofcourse, the purpose of collecting all this data is to stop the illegal means of actions and to use this data in case any mishap or security breach happen but oher than that it is the responisbilities of the companies to keep that data access very limited.

Today with the use of the internet i don't see there's a safe haven because we already giving our information such as login, create account and etc that give our information of course most of the agreement of these platforms is to use our data and we cannot use their platform too if we didn't put it in unless you want to use other information or not real info but it affects your account in such thing. This is the reason why always read the terms and condition such as the faqs too to make more aware about the information they ask and if you think you are safe or not.

[Mauser]

These days it is very difficult to safe gaurd our data. We have done KYC on many websites and if any of those companies is not of a good repute, they can sell or misuse our data.
Ofcourse, the purpose of collecting all this data is to stop the illegal means of actions and to use this data in case any mishap or security breach happen but oher than that it is the responisbilities of the companies to keep that data access very limited.

I understand the problem we face online when it comes to KYC. For the majority it's another step where they have to share personal information online, it's seems unnecessary because the majority is honest and would not engage in illegal activities. Only a small fraction misuse the Internet for their illegal purposes. It's like a paradox, to make the Internet a safer place, it becomes more risky for the individual. Every time we share our personal information online, it gets stored and could be stolen in case of a security breach. Unfortunately I don't see any way around it in the future. The number of transactions humans are doing online is going to keep rising. More and more things will be bought and sold online. Casinos are a natural part of that. For that also the need to better identify ourselves online will grow.

[Lucasgabd]

<...>

You have listed practically all the evil corporations that collect users' personal data and use it at their own discretion. It seems to me that the world will increasingly move away from such centralized companies towards open source development and in my opinion that would be the best solution. Even if it is not as convenient to use, we won't have to worry about our data. I hope soon WEB 3 will be used everywhere.  

you have a point
I think we'll end up with a mix, with more people learning about the importance of privacy and taking care of their data
but also more people falling for the convenience trap and ending up giving even more information to third-parties...

If other people don't care about your personal data, then what does it matter if they obtain it? Other people have stated that they do not want their personal information obtained. This is the biggest debate of all time. I believe that as technology advances, we will be forced to divulge more and more of our personal information to third parties. This is similar to the situation in China, where all of their citizens' personal information is collected and used for the greater good. No idea how they will handle our data with this, but I am hoping that they will use it for the betterment of the community.

"greater good" and "hoping for government to do the best" are some tricky ideas...
usually government will do the best to remain in power even if this means doing something that is not good for the people after all

regarding data it's a game of cat and mouse, the more exploits and surveillance coming, the more ways people will find to protect themselves too

[LUCKMCFLY]

Last night, I idly watched a movie about VR. The film is called Moussa, and I wonder if it will be like VR is happening now? But if it has been applied to gambling, how do you feel about playing gambling using glasses? It also feels strange if we wear VR glasses to play gambling. Or maybe with the development of technology, we can see playing gambling virtually like when we interact at a real gambling table. It's really still beyond my ability to imagine

It may seem odd now but people adapt very fast to those changes, if we were able to tell people 50 years ago that in the future most people on the street would be looking at a small device instead of looking ahead of them and that most social interactions will be done through that device they would have never believed us, but now look at us, that is the reality in which we are living, and I think VR is going to have an even bigger impact than the one we are seeing with smartphones today.

Yes, I think so because the current VR technology is more advanced and it is highly likely that VR technology will reach its peak in the next few years. We live in today's era and talk about many things that are not possible in our current era. But it can all become a reality when technology helps make it happen. So the future is long and the current VR technology is just the beginning while it will surely develop even more. And we might not be able to see the extent to which VR and other new technologies will emerge because we're no longer in this world. Maybe our children and grandchildren will experience it.

Well Virtual Reality is a technology that I know that many have been waiting for over the years, many people have been experiencing some types of 3D environments, and in a way they have been preparing, it always focuses on 3D until in theaters, the experience is different, it is the closest thing that has been had until now, with the metaverses this is a total revolution of what Virtual Reality represents, what I am thinking is that Virtual Reality devices will be very expensive? those helmets or those special glasses? In my case, I have not yet seen these artifacts that facilitate the experience, I imagine that a lot of competition will come out in this regard.

[blockman]

Definitely.
That's the reason why there is more interest from the new gen of gamblers because they're the ones that can easily understand the underlying technology that can be adopted soon by casinos.
They'll make the sound louder if it's worth it to try and that's likely due to the new experience that they'd like to have. So spending if it's required, won't matter much to them.

And hopefully, they will know their limits in gambling. Even if they adopt the technology, they will not become addicted because it is very easy to become addicted to today's technological advancements. They have to pay attention to that because being addicted in this era may be even worse than the previous era, especially since they can almost obtain everything they want from the internet. If they could control themselves, they would be able to use the new technology well and it wouldn't have a bad impact on them.

Well, it's their problem and that's beyond control if it's about their limitation. We've came and past that already and it's on them on how they're going to control their chill when they start to gamble.
Whether it's metaverse or not, and they're usually gambling with their emotion and they're going to learn the lesson the hard way just as the others from us.

[Mahanton]

Definitely.
That's the reason why there is more interest from the new gen of gamblers because they're the ones that can easily understand the underlying technology that can be adopted soon by casinos.
They'll make the sound louder if it's worth it to try and that's likely due to the new experience that they'd like to have. So spending if it's required, won't matter much to them.

And hopefully, they will know their limits in gambling. Even if they adopt the technology, they will not become addicted because it is very easy to become addicted to today's technological advancements. They have to pay attention to that because being addicted in this era may be even worse than the previous era, especially since they can almost obtain everything they want from the internet. If they could control themselves, they would be able to use the new technology well and it wouldn't have a bad impact on them.

Well, it's their problem and that's beyond control if it's about their limitation. We've came and past that already and it's on them on how they're going to control their chill when they start to gamble.
Whether it's metaverse or not, and they're usually gambling with their emotion and they're going to learn the lesson the hard way just as the others from us.

Emotions could really be affected on different factors and on certain extent and since people are way too different on handling or tolerance about things specially in their emotion towards gambling then
we couldnt really say if metaverse does have that more impulsive kind of behavior rather than with physical engagement thats why it couldnt be sure if there would be some differences or totally
the same at all.Its up to someone on how they do treat up gambling in the first place.

[STT]

Emersion would be the main thing that would change, useful in gambling for the same reasons casinos are reputed to remove clocks from next to the tables as it helps to encourage more traffic in bets taken and so on.   It doesnt have to be a direct thing just providing an environment where gambling can take place can be an advantage over just 1 of many browser windows with many alternate streams competing for attention.  

[Smartprofit]

These days it is very difficult to safe gaurd our data. We have done KYC on many websites and if any of those companies is not of a good repute, they can sell or misuse our data.
Ofcourse, the purpose of collecting all this data is to stop the illegal means of actions and to use this data in case any mishap or security breach happen but oher than that it is the responisbilities of the companies to keep that data access very limited.

I understand the problem we face online when it comes to KYC. For the majority it's another step where they have to share personal information online, it's seems unnecessary because the majority is honest and would not engage in illegal activities. Only a small fraction misuse the Internet for their illegal purposes. It's like a paradox, to make the Internet a safer place, it becomes more risky for the individual. Every time we share our personal information online, it gets stored and could be stolen in case of a security breach. Unfortunately I don't see any way around it in the future. The number of transactions humans are doing online is going to keep rising. More and more things will be bought and sold online. Casinos are a natural part of that. For that also the need to better identify ourselves online will grow.

Perhaps a new anti-trend will emerge. 

Online casinos with increased anonymity and privacy will be created.  There are a large number of players who fundamentally do not want to go through KYC.  Such players may give up gambling altogether, unless new online casinos with increased anonymity and privacy emerge. 

Some players like openness and transparency.  Other people value anonymity and privacy. 

It is possible that new online casinos with increased privacy will be created based on the Monero and Tari networks.

[Pamadar]

Emotions could really be affected on different factors and on certain extent and since people are way too different on handling or tolerance about things specially in their emotion towards gambling then
we couldnt really say if metaverse does have that more impulsive kind of behavior rather than with physical engagement thats why it couldnt be sure if there would be some differences or totally
the same at all.Its up to someone on how they do treat up gambling in the first place.

You said it right, still depends on how a gambler treats things when they are playing.

Emotions are the one who affect them most when playing any gambling games. A person who can't control is the one who
Mostly losses their entire bankroll while for some experience gamblers they are capable of handling this concern. Metaverse.
may provide a view of an actual casino and it will be on the players to explore and enjoy this new system.

[Fortify]

Let's dedicate a little time to see the last decade headlines on gambling and business (or rather the business of gambling):

https://medium.com/@visualmodo/online-gambling-history-18caa7ec7758

Some headlines:

- Online sports betting sites come to live in the middle of 90s. These have evolved massively (online poker did not even have graphics at first).

- Regulations on gambling are clarified and old laws reinterpreted 

The Wire Act prohibits the electronic transmission of information for sports betting, but a 2002 ruling crucially ruled that “in plain language” it does not prohibit internet gambling on a game of chance

- In 2019, Disney generated around 55B. The gambling industry 59B.

Gambling industry is on the move in the last years. Legalisation across Europe and USA has forged new empires, online gaming has received all the positive impacts from COVID confinements and it seems that is going to be plenty of consolidation in the future. What is your personal bet on the next big events in the betting industry?

There seems to be a lot of room in this space for drone racing - whether it's in the air, on the water or even going into space (hopefully they limit creating any junk). I've seen some very interesting stuff going on where high speed drones are navigated at extremely high speeds around a course within an empty warehouse, so there are all sorts of settings that could be used - bare desert, cave systems, etc. Add in developments of artificial intelligence and maybe they could start navigating themselves, constantly optimizing to figure out the best way at highest speed. You can see things like Formula 1 or even Redbull air races attracting a lot of attention, so bot racing might be a natural extension.